yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Desire S] amidabuddha:
Yes indeed... I was always interested in this field (this is the reason that I like Android so much), but never gained enough knowledge to get involved. Big respect to the devs and long live the open source :)

Sent from my HTC Desire S
[HTC Desire S] dave-:
I can't find it so assume it isn't there, but is it possible to silence the incoming ring by flipping the phone over?

Eg incoming call, don't want to answer it but don't want to reject it. Like when you're avoiding a call from your girlfriend lol
[HTC Desire S] scrack26:
UCS HD by lowveld has "Turn to mute ring" feature http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1575395
[HTC Desire S] enigmaamit:
Or you could just hit the volume key once to silence the call without disconnecting it...

Sent from a phone waiting for kernel v3. Wake up HTC!!
[HTC Desire S] dave-:
LOL never tried it, that'll do :)
[HTC Desire S] Rapier:
No, everything works fine for me. But it could that some apps I don't use have this. And it is about how app is written as well. For ex, in some ROMs, the small circle on the bottom of pull down notification is centered, in some is not. In CM9 is not centered but on IceColdSandwich it is. And in the end, you could give it a try and see if it's ok. After all is just a reboot needed

The only major drawback is the market incompatibility message for some apps (showing that "This app is not compatibile with your device" ), but there are some workarounds for this as well.

Sent from nowhere over the air...
[HTC Desire S] pucksen:
Hitting the power button has the same effect :-)
[HTC Desire S] eckbauer:
Hi

Anybody using boot animation SOUND on CM9? :confused:

On CM7 it was no problem.
[HTC Desire S] juvancica:
I have it now on 192 (1.2 multiplier) and everything works nicely. Had to apply a Google Play patch though... Otherwise some apps were not compatible.
[HTC Desire S] korenisko:
Can you provide me link to that patch for market?
[HTC Desire S] nk111:
Just a quick update before I'm off for a short vacation...

Thanks to the very hard work of nexx we actually DO have a kernel source that compiles now! But as predicted it doesn't boot (yet). Since we deal with very low level issues here we don't have any logs which could help us debugging. But I'm sure nexx will try everything to sort the issues out and keep you updated.

So stay tuned!

PS: Munich FTW! ;)
[HTC Desire S] Akishima:
Wow, thanks for the update man, hope you guys always have the spirit for this Kernel :D

btw, Congratz for Munich! Hope they'll do the best in the final at their own Stadium :p
[HTC Desire S] mizerok:
What a great NEWS!!!! Nexx, you are great man!:)
[HTC Desire S] lavier:
Thanx for the update bro.......n hav a nice journey.... Wish u all the the bst n njoy the trip

N nexx u r awesome man....... Thnks for ur efforts
[HTC Desire S] Bewinxed:
Thank you guys so much, enjoy your vacation & grats for munich :D

p.s : did i mention you look a liiiitle bit like barney stinson? ;w; if that's you in your avatar hahaha ^^;
[HTC Desire S] Tectas:
For anyone who wants to try building cm9 on his own.

Made a fork of CyanogenMod/android.git and added the needed repos from nexx and the not included CyanogenMod/android_device_htc_msm7x30-common to the default.xml to give people who are interested into building from source, the possiblity to build for saga out of the box (i'm not responsible for compilation errors :P and this still won't be the same as the builds from nexx or nk111).

repo command:

repo init -u https://github.com/tectas/android.git -b ics
[HTC Desire S] juvancica:
I used the "Fix Market Compatibility Issues" patch in LCD Density Modder Pro. Worked like a charm, at least for me. I noticed my market is on version 3.5.15 after the patch... different from 3.5.16 version in gapps from 22.4. :-/

But it works :)
[HTC Desire S] korenisko:
Can you find Kaspersky av?
[HTC Desire S] mizerok:
Any updates?=) I saw nexx hadn't commited anything for 3 days
[HTC Desire S] apx@dwx:
Every time you ask for an ETA, god kills a kitten

please think of the kittens!
[HTC Desire S] Bulkatos:
It's done, when it's done. Stay cool and enjoy the spring.

Sent from my HTC Desire S in elementary school English with XDA APP.
[HTC Desire S] olyloh6696:
Seriously dude, give Nexx a break! Come on. He's doing this out of good will, don't annoy him with ETAs!
[HTC Desire S] Nexx:
Ok, little update with some good and bad news :p

Good news:

The kernel compiles, as nk111 already said. Most of the required hardware support existed in the Primo source and I was able to copy a few of the missing things over from the old kernel.

Bad news:

I've spent 3 days trying to get the kernel to actually boot without success. There's no way to retrieve the kernel log to find out why it fails and the phone literally just sticks at the white HTC screen. No ADB, no rebooting with vol+power, so the only way to reboot it is to pull the battery *winces*.

Luckily, so far, the phone seems fine but I'm obviously reluctant to push my luck and potentially kill it. I'm going to go over the code again and see if I missed something, check all the GPIO configs and such. Hopefully it turns out to just be a mistake or two.

Further bad news:

The Primo kernel lacks the drivers for our two cameras :( Porting them over from the 2.6.35 kernel won't do us any good because we need the newer revisions of those drivers. The Primo uses a similar rear-cam so I *might* be able to modify that driver for our device based upon the older kernel, like I did with the board files. Right now though, the number one priority is getting it to boot.

Sorry I didn't have better news for you all, but I really am trying and I'm having to learn a lot from scratch :)
[HTC Desire S] GGLDN:
take your time nexx, we need to remember we all have lives its only a phone, no one actually pays nexx a wage for this he's doing it to please countless people if you've even made a hello world app you will know coding from scratch isn't easy, so the task nexx is doing is momentous, be thankful someone isnt charging you a gazillion pounds each lol, there's plenty of roms to flash and mess around with while you wait
[HTC Desire S] ponchofiesta:
No surprise as all the One V ports also don't have camera support :P

Keep going :)
[HTC Desire S] Bewinxed:
Hey thanks for your work

TIP i think i saw this around the forums, but if your phone is stuck, you can plug it into the PC and THEN pull the battery, and that prevents any damage to the phone, i think someone confirmed it i don't remember where.
[HTC Desire S] Nexx:
Interesting, ironically that's what I'd been doing anyway.

I find myself wondering if it isn't actually pulling the battery that kills the phone, but more not pulling it completely. IE momentarily pulling it, enough for the phone to go off, but then it making contact again before everything had 100% lost power.
[HTC Desire S] paul.robo:
you would be right on your comment nexx. if you pull the battery and push it back upto the connectors before it powers down you will most likley end up with a paper weight. this is caused by what we know as short circuiting. however if you pull the battery and give it 5mins to power down completely then you are okay :) i do pull the battery like 10 times a day ( flashing disorder ) and i have NEVER had any problems but once i did as said above and the phone went all funny and wouldnt turn back on for 3days :( but eventually it did come back on so i got very very lucky.
[HTC Desire S] lavier:
Thanks for the update bro....... Keep it up n from ur mssgs i hope u spent much more time with ur family........ Thanks for all your efforts n hope people asking for ETA's doesn't annoy u........

N whn eva u can do continue to keep us updated about the development as u do nw cause a lot of us a really curious.......
[HTC Desire S] Bewinxed:
That's what the HTC guy told me when i bought the phone, he said if i pull the battery i should wait 3 minutes before plugging it in, well yeah good luck anyways! :D
[HTC Desire S] djsubtronic:
I usually wait about 2 seconds lol. Never had an issue :)
[HTC Desire S] kylon:
Stupid question

Have you tried with sense 4 roms

One v kernel is a sense kernel
[HTC Desire S] mizerok:
strange question, but i also think so :D
[HTC Desire S] Hungry hustler:
guys we need a kernel v3 for desire s...not for one v, unless u are in the wrong thread :)
[HTC Desire S] Tectas:
Don't get me wrong, but you should really read a bit more than the last 2 posts before posting, nexx tries to build a kernel 3 for us from source based on the one v source ;)

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[HTC Desire S] pb12551:
thanks Nexx for your hard effort :-)

Was it neither possible to retrieve the kernel log after the failed boot, doing a boot into recovery and launching adb in recovery and retrieve the log at this point?
[HTC Desire S] Thestealth2:
Thanks for this Great Alpha Release.

My Smartphone with Bluetooth connections not as telephone but as unknown turns out found thus connects it automatically with my CarPC because the software only telephones store itself can. Does it does give there a possibility or have to change I now 2.3.5?

Sorry for my bad english.

For the Update to CM9 was it correctly with CM7
[HTC Desire S] Jam182:
interesting work you're doing. for the logs, you tried to redirect the stderr/stdout already? :p
[HTC Desire S] Thestealth2:
was I meant? if which I am to try?
[HTC Desire S] BillGoss:
The comment was meant for Nexx.

Can you try to describe your problem more clearly?

I've noticed that when I connect my phone to my PC using Bluetooth it shows up not as a phone but another device. But my PC knows the name of my phone because I set its name in the Bluetooth settings.
[HTC Desire S] Thestealth2:
Exactly it will as Phone not indicated and there I a CarPC has must it as Phone be recognized otherwise the CARPC software the coupling not stores there and is connected automatically. Even if that could be done cannot it not be some Phone as Phone is not identified.

Edit:

IN Cm7 can i Configure this in /etc/Bluetooth/main.conf

# Default device class. Only the major and minor device class bits are

# considered.

# Local device class

# 0x400000 - Service class: Telephony

# 0x000200 - Major class: Phone

# 0x00000C - Minor class: Smart phone

Class = 0x40020C

this config is not in CM9??????

Under /sys/class/bluetooth/hci0/class

is 0x500000

this is Major Service

Telephony and Object Transfer

and in Major Device Class

Miscellaneous

That is not correct

Please see http://bluetooth-pentest.narod.ru/software/bluetooth_class_of_device-service_generator.html

0x50020C is for Telephone Object / Phone / Smartphone

thus the telephone would register correctly at the receiving station
[HTC Desire S] djisgod:
ah shame it dosnt have the camera drivers,i guess back to waiting for official kernel again
[HTC Desire S] sagarda7:
for nexx problem

Is there any one to explain how the vendors such as Samsung and htc test their kernel? They may also face bug. Is there any idea to print debug information instead of htc white screen. Where htc white screen display function is programmed?
[HTC Desire S] mizerok:
You are right. But as i understand we can't log kernel work...
[HTC Desire S] Mr. Death:
They have development version of device with serial console output so they have direct information of kernel booting. There is maybe possible way to get kernel messages on screen, I've sent it Nexx already: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1039021
[HTC Desire S] ramiro.f:
That wouldn't be due to a short circuit but rather a voltage spike, if you remove the load suddenly from a battery then its output voltage will spike temporarily, if that voltage then gets placed across chip you will likely fry the chip. Note that even pulling the battery and waiting can still cause this as the pulling out of the battery might not be completely clean.

I'm surprised there's not a smoothing cap straight out of the battery output although it's probably part of the battery design.
[HTC Desire S] Nexx:
Another small update.

I'm afraid I've had no luck getting the kernel to boot yet :(

I've got a few things going on this week so I won't have much time to look in to it, but hopefully after a few days break I'll come back refreshed and find something obvious I've missed :p

Sorry I don't have better news yet.
[HTC Desire S] mouzzza:
Have a break, have a KitKat;)
[HTC Desire S] amidabuddha:
I have the bad feeling that after so many efforts, coding and testing HTC will release or leak their kernel shortly after this one will be done. Nexx, big respect to your work and time!

Sent from my Desire S
[HTC Desire S] Nexx:
I started this knowing full well that could happen, but we still don't have a date for ICS on the Desire S, nor any leaked RUU's.

If you look at how long HTC took to release the Sensation kernel source after the RUU leak, I don't think we'll see ours yet a while I'm afraid.

It'd be nice though :p
[HTC Desire S] Airpil:
Even iPhone 3gs users can install iOS 5.1 but this device was made in 2009. :mad: i think that's tomorrow I will go to buy 4s
[HTC Desire S] enigmaamit:
Best of luck with that! Hope you enjoy it. ;)
[HTC Desire S] dilip007:
your losing more with android than your going to gain with IOS.
[HTC Desire S] djsubtronic:
I sincerely hope that was sarcasm.
[HTC Desire S] apx@dwx:
Murphy's Law strikes again!
[HTC Desire S] :
He actually pointed out at the main Android issue - fragmentation. And I've seen a lot of Android fanatics "converting" because of constant sh*tload of issues and non-consistent updates.

@Nexx: Mate, I don't understand why are you trying so hard with One V kernel. There's incredible amount of low-level hardware programming and instead of losing days and nights on it... Just let it be and wait for proper Desire S source. Nerds and tech geeks in this thread would need some other real-life preoccupation meanwhile.. :)
[HTC Desire S] ponchofiesta:
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[HTC Desire S] XKanoX:
and that ladies and gentlemen is what u call an update maniac, why the rush, fyi apple has 3 devices ( 4 if u count the ipod ) android has thousands, do the math
[HTC Desire S] Tectas:
And also the official released update for the 3gs is pretty laggy and is more or less a stripped down version.

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[HTC Desire S] Fidoble:
Come on guy's, stop the small talk about iOS in the Desire S dev forum, let's get back on track, there are other places for you to discuss that.

Where are the moderator's?
[HTC Desire S] rusor123:
I am having a GPS issue with Google Maps... Currently using Google Maps 6.3. GPS takes a long time to lock onto my location or it doesn't at all. What can i do?? Thanks in advance!! :-)
[HTC Desire S] meinnameisthase:
Flashed the agps fix? If not, search the forum for it!
[HTC Desire S] dave-:
Any Aussie Telstra users here with this ROM? My MMS doesn't work at all (has a button to download but does nothing) and I have the right MMS APN configured. Just wanted to see if anyone else had it working before I took it up with the helpdesk as a possible network/config issue.
[HTC Desire S] walphy:
Feel free to go over to 4S/iOS5. :shrug: After all, you're perfectly within your rights to do exactly that. Although like what others have said, the walled garden may look nice from afar, but once you're inside, the novelty and the "oooh, shiney!" start to wear off.
[HTC Desire S] MicShadow:
Yeah I'm on Telstra, and same issues. Tried deleting the telephony DB as well, no change. If anyone has any ideas I'd be glad to hear them
[HTC Desire S] Bulkatos:
Set in mms apn the authenticationtyp from none to "PAP". This worked for me on Germany Vodafone. No need to delete of any Database:-P

Sent from my HTC Desire S in elementary school English with XDA APP.
[HTC Desire S] dave-:
I think I've worked it out. For some reason, these ROM's do not include the option "MMS Protocol" in APN settings which should be WAP 2.0 for our carrier. The stock ROM's do allow this setting. Google indicates that all ASOP ROMs were missing this feature around April last year but not sure why. The issue also shows up in Nexx's CM7 ROM for this phone with someone on another carrier.

It is the only difference I can find and must be the reason why MMS will not work! I'm guessing not all carriers require this value but some do.

Our carrier needs that to be set to CHAP. I tried PAP, CHAP and both but no difference. Must be the missing setting option above.
[HTC Desire S] lavier:
Hope some other kernal devs help nexx out........

He is really working hard.......

Hope he is njoying his time with his family
[HTC Desire S] MicShadow:
Do you know or anyone else know any aosp rooms that have this setting? I presume the stock gnexus has it as there is an Australian Telstra model
[HTC Desire S] enigmaamit:
Just try the free app GPS timer from market. Its quite fast and accurate. I've found the GPS patch to be quite dodgy at times...

Sent from an HTC device soon to be replaced by Samsung. Suck on that, HTC!!
[HTC Desire S] Sylvia:
VM heap

I have found in settings the option to change the "VM size". Haven't heard about this before. I have searched for this and found several explanations. But what will be a good value for this (nothing is pre-selected or recommended)??
[HTC Desire S] savanne:
I've had the same problem - am in Oz on Optus. MMS worked fine with CM7 but strangely worked once when I moved to CM9 and then stopped.

I also tried BlindICE 5.0 which worked but the new version 5.7 also failed.

I also have played around with the MMS APN with no success.
[HTC Desire S] ramiro.f:
+1 for me. I can see the preview but not download the message
[HTC Desire S] modest.young:
I'm from Czech republic (O2) and I have same problem with almost all ICS ROMs.

Cheers
[HTC Desire S] Nickamina:
48mb is the perfect heap size for our device.
[HTC Desire S] Fidoble:
Have you tried this:

Turn off WiFi

Turn on mobile data

Start the message app

Press the download button

I am also missing the MMS Protocol setting, but don't need it if I do the above steps.

The downside of this is, you don't get the new message notification until the MMS message is fully downloaded :(

I think the missing MMS Protocol setting is causing this issue.

So if Nexx or nk111 is reading this, please get the setting in the CM9 rom.
[HTC Desire S] brat81:
I'm with vodafone au and don't have issues.

Try sending a mms first and see if that works.
[HTC Desire S] djsubtronic:
Has anyone noticed the sound mode going from silent to vibrate on its own if you're listening to music on headphones and you unplug them?

---------- Post added at 04:56 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:57 PM ----------

Just played around a bit more. I noticed it happens regardless of silent mode and regardless of music being played or not. Plugging in or removing headphones randomly changes the volume. Eg I put it on silent, unplugged headphones, it randomly goes to vibrate mode. Plug them back, it goes to some random volume. Or sometimes doesn't change. Basically it's random but it will always happen on at least unplug/plug in. can anyone please confirm this? I've noticed this with the 9th April, 14th April, and also the unofficial updates from nk111.

Someone please confirm!!! Thanks.
[HTC Desire S] korenisko:
Can devs upload newer cm9 update? I know, but cm lives and they updates code...
[HTC Desire S] Steinhund:
Since nexx is the dev here and busy with the kernel (as he wrote) - no.

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[HTC Desire S] nk111:
Tock tock...
[HTC Desire S] Tectas:
You forgot that we are blessed with 2 cm devs ;)

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[HTC Desire S] nk111:
I will try to give you a shiny fresh build tomorrow before I'll be away for a whole week. There is not soooo much exciting in the pipeline I'm afraid otherwise I'd pushed out a new build earlier.
[HTC Desire S] djsubtronic:
Thanks dude.

Did you see my post earlier?

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=25620901&postcount=2069

Just wondering if you can duplicate this issue? If not then should be listed as a known bug.
[HTC Desire S] MicShadow:
No luck there either
[HTC Desire S] BillGoss:
I'm also on Telstra and I can't send or receive MMS either.
[HTC Desire S] nk111:
... it's building ...

can you hear the compiler moaning?
[HTC Desire S] lhn1989:
Yes
[HTC Desire S] Steinhund:
Ups. :-D Sorry mate. It's not that I forgot you - but I can't stand these "where is the next update" posts. Especially when is written something in the thread already.

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[HTC Desire S] nk111:
as promised

New nightly build

md5: f12a4d82a782d4916aaa57ea961ca935

Lates CM code. Nothing really fancy. But fresh and polished ;)

For CM changelog look in my signature.

As always. No warranty. Make a backup. Enjoy.

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[HTC Desire S] djsubtronic:
Thanks for the new ROM nk111. I notice the volume setting/headphone in/out problem still exists.
[HTC Desire S] dilip007:
sorrry if this annoys anyone buts how progress on the kernel going nexx? have you managed to get it too boot yet?

Im sure many of us are willing to test your kernel builds :)
[HTC Desire S] eyahl:
No boot, no test. I'm sure if he develops something that is ready for testing he'll upload and post here asap.

every time someone is asking it needs about 1000 days more

:-)

nk111 did even post a new build today, so what do you want more right now?

Sent by my fingers to your head.
[HTC Desire S] dilip007:
I'm completely sorry i just wanted to know the progress on the kernel
[HTC Desire S] djsubtronic:
You are completely forgiven.

Please track kernel updates at this link:

https://github.com/nexx/htc-kernel-msm7x30-3.0/commits/android-htc-3.0.16

If any meaningful updates are made, you will be the first to know.

Godspeed Mr Bond.
[HTC Desire S] Nexx:
Just throwing out a small update as I've been so quiet =)

Had a busy week with getting my internet changed to a new provider and a few other bits but I did manage to get some time on the kernel.

The crash must be happening fairly early on. I had the idea to force a reboot in several places in the early initialization of the phone but none were reached and the phone crashed as usual. It's possible there's something like a memory address wrong somewhere but I'm not experienced enough to say.

Aside from watching my phone fail to boot, I've been working on trying to find a hardware serial port on the Desire S. The original G1 had a TTL level serial port on the ExtUSB connector and the Nexus One apparently has a working serial port on the micro-USB connector but I've had no luck in identifying one on the Desire S.

Access to a hardware serial port means I could see the kernel output but I've yet to get that idea to work. Another xda member, x24, has been helping along these lines too and if we can find a correct schematic, KanocX has offered to build and test the cable.

Right now though, things are still at a bit of a standstill. The other developers working with the kernel source for their devices (Desire Z and such) haven't made much more progress than I have yet.

Once again I find myself apologising for not having better news, hopefully we'll make some progress soon.
[HTC Desire S] steelbeans:
No worries man, you can only do what you can do, and I think we all appreciate the time,effort and persistence you're giving this quite apparent ball-ache of a port.

Take as long as you need.
[HTC Desire S] lavier:
no apologies required bro.. u doing a great job........

Thnx for keeping us updated......

" I am BatMan...!!! "
[HTC Desire S] fadike:
I downloaded an try it, but a small bug I have seen: Google Play Store not download apps.
[HTC Desire S] The Sensei:
Using the Alpha build and getting only 14 hours of standby time with 4 hours of talk time and absolutely no more extra usage of other services (Internet/Music).

Is this normal?
[HTC Desire S] BillGoss:
No it isn't. I've just gone for two days with email synching, wifi connection, backups, and 30 minutes talk time.

However, I've also had days when I've only got about 15 hours out of the battery but discovered the problem was due to wakelocks related to a profiles app. The problem only occurs on ICS 4.0.4, not 4.0.3.